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In this short video, Paul Woodley highlights the extensive use of sheep‑and‑shepherd imagery throughout the Gospels. He references specific passages—Matthew 9:36, Mark 6:34, Mark 14:27, and Luke 15:1‑7—to illustrate how Jesus is portrayed as a shepherd caring for his flock. Woodley then explains the metaphor of a sheep pen with a single doorway, emphasizing that the limited entry/exit point symbolizes the exclusive way to enter or leave the spiritual community.

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